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Reasonable Anger and Dementia in People with Learning Disabilities

The world can be harder to understand when we develop dementia, and sometimes this can provoke reactions of anger and…

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Physiotherapy and People with Down’s Syndrome and Dementia

This resource by Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust provides information on what physical changes may take place when someone…

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Nutrition and People with Learning Disabilities and Dementia

This resource by Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust provides information about good nutrition and supporting someone to eat…

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Meeting the Challenges of Dementia for People with Learning Disabilities

This briefing paper by National Dementia Action Alliance (NDAA) has been produced to launch NDAA’s campaign to improve care and…

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MacIntyre Dementia Project

MacIntyre have created a range of learning and multi-media information resources to improve the support and care for people with…

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MacIntyre Memory Cafes

MacIntyre Charity runs memory cafes for people who have learning disabilities and dementia, their carers, family and friends, and anyone…

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Learning disabilities and dementia

Alzheimer’s Society have an online learning resource covering why someone with a learning disability is more likely to develop dementia,…

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Hidden in Plain Sight – Dementia and Learning Disability

This document by the Mental Health Foundation and Foundation for People with Learning Disabilities (2018) is an attempt to work with…

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Early Signs of Dementia in People with Down’s Syndrome – checklist

This resource by Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust will help you identify the early signs of dementia and…

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Downs Syndrome and Epilepsy

‘Individuals with Down’s syndrome who develop Alzheimer’s dementia have epilepsy much more often than individuals who don’t have Alzheimer’s dementia.’…

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